New Delhi, May 06: Indian companies have committed investments exceeding $20.5 billion in the United States across sectors such as technology, manufacturing, and pharmaceuticals, according to Sergio Gor.
The envoy noted that 12 Indian firms alone announced fresh investments worth $1.1 billion in a single day, contributing to a growing pipeline aimed at boosting job creation and strengthening supply chains in the US.
Gor attributed the momentum to the economic policies under Donald Trump, stating that closer business collaboration between the world’s largest democracies is delivering mutual economic benefits.
The investment push comes amid deepening economic engagement between India and the US, with growing cooperation in trade, defence, and technology sectors.
Recent trade data from the US Census Bureau and the Bureau of Economic Analysis showed the US trade deficit widened to $60.3 billion in March, as imports rose faster than exports. US exports stood at $320.9 billion, while imports reached $381.2 billion.
Country-level data indicated US exports to India increased to about $4.3 billion in March, while imports from India were around $8.4 billion, reflecting continued growth in bilateral trade flows.
The sustained investment momentum highlights strengthening economic linkages and expanding cross-border industrial collaboration between India and the United States.
